HIPAA vs. FERPA: Two Different Privacy Regimes for Health Information
A student’s health records are not always covered by HIPAA. A law student with a public health background sorts out which privacy law applies when.
Law, plainly
Plain-language explainers on health law: health care proxies, living wills, MOLST forms, and the legal limits on what death doulas can do for the dying.
A student’s health records are not always covered by HIPAA. A law student with a public health background sorts out which privacy law applies when.
What the social determinants of health are, what U.S. county data show, and where lawyers come in, from housing codes to medical-legal partnerships.
Health care proxies, living wills, and MOLST forms do different jobs at the end of life.
Death doulas support the dying, but licensing law hasn’t caught up.